Getting ready for the new school term can be an expensive exercise, particularly when a student needs more than just books and stationery. A reliable laptop, tablet, printer, wireless mouse or other IT accessories can quickly add up, which is why it is worth looking out for promotions that bring several useful categories together.
For students, parents and anyone preparing for the next academic term, COURTS is currently running its Back to School Sale in Singapore until 6 September 2026. The promotion covers a range of technology and study essentials, with savings available on laptops, desktops, all-in-one computers, tablets, IT accessories, printers and ink.
For those who have been putting off a technology upgrade, this could be a useful opportunity to compare prices and pick up the equipment needed before the new term gets properly underway.
The promotion is particularly interesting because it is not limited to one type of product. Instead, shoppers can look at different parts of their study setup in one place. Someone replacing an ageing laptop can explore the computer offers, while another shopper may only need a printer, tablet accessories or a few everyday IT essentials.
Save up to 12% on laptops, desktops and AIOs
One of the main attractions of the COURTS Back to School Sale is the offer on laptops, desktops and all-in-one computers.
According to the promotion details, selected laptops, desktops and AIOs come with up to 12% off, together with six months of COURTS Basic Warranty. For a larger purchase, there is also a free Razer Bundle Set worth $189 when the minimum spend reaches $1,600.
That makes the offer particularly worth considering for shoppers who were already planning to spend around this amount on a new computer. Rather than simply looking for the cheapest laptop available, it makes sense to consider the overall value of the purchase, including the promotional discount, warranty and free bundle.
The free Razer Bundle Set may also appeal to students who enjoy gaming outside their studies, although shoppers should check the applicable product and promotion conditions before making a purchase.
There are also plenty of reasons to compare different models rather than immediately choosing the first laptop that catches the eye. COURTS currently lists a range of laptop options from brands and configurations at different price points, so buyers can match their budget with their actual requirements.
For basic schoolwork, web browsing and documents, there is little reason to overspend on specifications that will never be used. On the other hand, students studying design, engineering, computing or other demanding subjects may benefit from a more capable machine.
HomeClub members get an additional reward
Another part of the promotion that deserves attention is the HomeClub member-exclusive offer.
Shoppers who spend a minimum of $999 can receive 2,888 HomeClub Points under the Back to School promotion. This can make a sizeable purchase more attractive, particularly for existing HomeClub members who regularly shop at COURTS.
HomeClub is COURTS’ rewards programme, allowing members to earn points when making eligible purchases and use accumulated points towards future purchases. COURTS states that 100 points can be redeemed for $1, subject to the programme’s terms and conditions.
For anyone who is already planning to spend close to $999 on a laptop or other eligible technology, it is worth checking whether the HomeClub reward applies to the intended purchase. It is always better to understand the qualifying conditions before paying, especially as selected products and promotions may be excluded from points earning.
Tablets come with accessory vouchers and points
Not every student needs a full-size laptop. For those who prefer something lighter for reading, note-taking, presentations and everyday browsing, a tablet may be the more practical choice.
The Back to School Sale also features tablet deals, with up to $115 in accessories vouchers as well as up to 888 HomeClub Points.
This is useful because the cost of a tablet does not necessarily end with the device itself. A protective case, keyboard, stylus, charging accessories or other useful extras can increase the final bill. An accessories voucher can therefore help reduce some of those additional expenses.
Before buying, shoppers should consider how the tablet will actually be used. If it is mainly for reading and browsing, a basic model may be sufficient. If it needs to replace a laptop for assignments, it may be worth checking keyboard compatibility, storage, software support and screen size.
10% off IT accessories
Small accessories are easy to overlook when planning a school technology budget, but they are often the items that make a computer setup much more convenient.
During the promotion, selected IT accessories are offered at 10% off. This could be a good opportunity to pick up essentials such as mice, keyboards, cables and other compatible accessories that may be needed for a home or student workstation.
The advantage of buying these items during a broader technology promotion is that shoppers can assess the entire setup together. Instead of buying a laptop now and discovering later that a suitable mouse, keyboard or other accessory is needed, it may be possible to get everything sorted in one shopping trip.
Printers and ink are included too
For families with school-going children, a printer can still be a useful addition to the home, especially when assignments, worksheets and project materials need to be printed regularly.
The Back to School Sale offers 8% off printers and 6% off ink. That makes this section worth checking for households that have been relying on an old printer or have been considering buying one for the new academic term.
A good tip is to look beyond the initial printer price. Ink costs can have a significant impact over time, so shoppers should compare cartridge prices, page yields and the printer’s intended usage before making a decision. A slightly more expensive printer can sometimes make more sense if its running costs are lower.
Why this COURTS deal is worth checking
The biggest reason to consider this promotion is convenience. Instead of hunting for separate discounts across several shops, shoppers can compare computers, tablets, accessories and printing equipment as part of one Back to School campaign.
It is also useful for people who already know that a technology purchase is coming up. If a laptop is starting to slow down, a printer is reaching the end of its useful life or a student needs a more suitable device for school, waiting until the last minute can make the process unnecessarily stressful.
The combination of discounts, vouchers, HomeClub Points, warranty benefits and selected free gifts means the headline price is not necessarily the only thing worth considering. The better approach is to work out what is genuinely needed, compare eligible models and then calculate the overall value of the promotion.
The six-month COURTS Basic Warranty included with the relevant computer offer is another consideration, particularly for buyers who value some additional peace of mind with a new device.
Of course, shoppers should read the applicable terms and conditions carefully. COURTS notes that promotional codes, free gifts and purchase-with-purchase offers can be subject to exclusions, one-time usage rules and while-stocks-last conditions.
Shop before the promotion ends
The COURTS Back to School Sale runs until 6 September 2026, giving shoppers some time to decide what they need rather than rushing into an unnecessary purchase.
Those who have been waiting for a suitable time to upgrade a laptop, buy a tablet, refresh their computer accessories or replace a printer may want to check the available deals while the promotion is running.
The promotion can be explored online through the dedicated Back to School IT shopping link, while shoppers who prefer to see products in person can visit COURTS stores. COURTS Back to School IT Sale
For a student, parent or household preparing for the new academic term, the best bargain is not always the product with the biggest percentage discount. It is the purchase that provides the right combination of price, usefulness and additional benefits. With several technology categories included in this campaign, the COURTS Back to School Sale is certainly one promotion worth checking before 6 September.
Promotional/Event Details
Date: Now till 6 September 2026
Time: Store operating hours; online shopping available throughout the promotion period
Venue: COURTS stores across Singapore and online via the COURTS Back to School IT promotion page
Promotion: COURTS Back to School Sale
Featured Deals: Up to 12% off selected laptops, desktops and AIOs; free six-month COURTS Basic Warranty on qualifying computer purchases; free Razer Bundle Set worth $189 with minimum $1,600 spend; 2,888 HomeClub Points with minimum $999 spend for HomeClub members; up to $115 tablet accessories vouchers and up to 888 HomeClub Points; 10% off IT accessories; 8% off printers; 6% off ink.
Conditions: Terms and conditions apply. Selected products and promotional items may be excluded. Free gifts and promotional benefits may be available while stocks last.
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